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| - Dreamscape, also known as Dream Dungeon and Cyan's Dream/Cyan's Soul, is a dungeon in Final Fantasy VI. It is a dream world formed from the mind of Cyan Garamonde as a reflection of his pain for the deaths of his friends, family, and country.
- A Scottish superhero.
- Dreamscape was a Force projection that placed an opponent in a world created in the mind of the wielder. The illusion was often broken when the opponent tried to break through it, but until that time, it appeared to them to be entirely real.
- The dreamscape is the shared landscape of Kencyr dreams, and is a shallower level of perception than the soulscape. Just as soul-images merge into a collective soulscape, individual Kencyr dreams can touch and even overlap. At this more superficial level, though, actions cannot affect the physical form; healing is not possible here, only observation and sometimes communication.
- "Dreamscape" is the thirtieth episode of American Dragon: Jake Long.
- Just now, well, a few moments ago, I awoke from a very disturbing dream, and I feel compelled to make a record of it while it's still fresh in my mind and I'm still able to do so. In my dream I'm at a park sitting on a bench staring off into the distance watching a young boy play. I watch the boy play ignorant of my presence for what seems like an eternity. Then finally the boy takes notice of me and stops playing. He looks directly into my eyes and I can see a warmness in him. I stare at him for a while and then I notice something that I can only describe as a sort of spark in his eyes. He begins fervently waving at me with a jovial look on his face as if he is truly happy to see me.
- Dreamscape is a Science Fiction film directed by Joseph Rubin (The Forgotten, Sleeping with the Enemy), starring Dennis Quaid (Vantage Point). The film was released in the United States in 1984 by 20th Century Fox. Dreamscape was ranked #93 on Rotten Tomatoes list of the top reviewed scifi films. The plot is loosely based on the novel The Dream Master by Roger Zelazny.
- Dreams are another Realm. Every now and then those associated with the Sept report that they have had a dream. Sometimes they share the dream with others, even non-Garou. Most dreams begin in the same place, a crossroads where four dirt tracks meet. One or two dreamers have found that they returned to the same point in the same dream where they previously woke up part way through. Some brought things back from this dreamscape, upon waking... With Chimera's departure from the Caern, it seemed the dreams had stopped... but perhaps not.
- Jake and Rose were on a literal "dream date" in a dream version of Paris. Jake asked Rose if she remembered anything about her parents, and she said, "No. The earliest memory I have is crying in my Hunts-crib for my Hunts-nanny to change my Hunts-diaper." Jake said that he, too, had the same memories, "Well, except without all of the 'Hunts'." After a brief conversation, Jake decided to take Rose to his dream with the dream charm Rose had given him. Tardy to school as usual, Jake gets detention from the principle, which is now Professor Hans Rotwood.
- Star Wars: Dreamscape is an audio drama presentation of an original fan film script that Nathan P. Butler wrote back in 2001 for Pete Dixon as part of an intended series entitled Force Tales. When that project never came to pass, Nathan took the opportunity to enter the script into the first TFN Fan Films Scriptwriting Contest. The Dreamscape script won the competition, making it a logical step in the Anthology series. This was the second episode of Anthology.
- The Dreamscape is an extremely strange and almost mythical area. It is said that it exists as a plane between realms, and is the only way to cross into other planes without using portals. Ju believes that the Dreamscape (if it exists) was older than Gielinor itself, and is secretive and hidden by the Elder Gods. Ju also goes as far to claim that when one dreams, they have actually went through into the Dreamscape in order to get to another plane or universe. He also claims that the reason why no one recalls going into the Dreamscape when they dream is because it would not be possible, and that it takes one extremely strong of mind to remember entering the Dreamscape. The Dreamscape, if it were to exist, would therefore be very powerful, bridging the gap between other planes just as the Aby
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